11 Therefore, the threat is not a fixed variable, but one that is actually quite within the scope of the control of a HCW.
Higher education sources said this increased their alarm at the scope of these controls.
It could, for example, narrow the scope of the internal-control review carried out by auditors so that they examine only the larger risks, not the size of people's lunch expenses.Small technical changes, perhaps, but in SOX, the detail is what costs the money.
They are based on a complex architecture of simulation models with real-time constraints involving many different applications that allow full scope simulation of the control room of a nuclear power plant.
Tenderers for contracts must be informed of the scope of threat control that the principal will transfer explicitly in the contract.
Therefore, we suggest that China⿿s land exploitation policy shall be improved by reconsidering the orientation of land exploitation policy, coordinating land exploitation activities with productivity improvements and eco-system protection, and enhancing the power and scope of the plans in controlling and guiding land resource management.
The exemption, Roy said, was partly meant as a reminder that hydrofracking has always fallen outside of the regulatory scope of the Underground Injection Control program, the only provision within the SDWA for injections.
Secondly, the service does not cover all prescription items; some fall outside of the scope of the service, including controlled drugs and items that are not mapped to the Dictionary of Medicines and Devices (DM + D).
"What's most worrisome is that it seems to expand the scope of control beyond the formal boundaries of the prison camp," The Associated Press quoted Frank Jannuzi, deputy executive director of Amnesty International USA, as saying.
Republicans on Capitol Hill said they were waiting for more details before making a final judgment, but senior aides in the Republican-controlled House expressed concerns about the scope of the program, its quality controls and the criteria for participation.
Does he not include in his definition of "the protection of individuals against the state" the prevention of indefinite detention without trial, the reduction in the scope of so-called "control orders", the absolute prohibition of torture, the requirement that evidence procured by torture must not be admitted in court or the reversal of the onus of proof to protect mental health detainees?
